phoenix companies

The latest Part of the Insolvency Law Journal includes the following articles: “Assessing the status of rent in corporate insolvencies – why the Lundy Granite principle may not be written in stone” – Jason Ellis; “Evidentiary challenges for the insolvency practitioner: The use of public examination transcripts at trial” – Kathryn Smith; and the following section notes: Recent Developments: “Phoenixing at the fulcrum: Less faff, faster forward formulation” – David Morrison and Stephen Gray; and Report from New Zealand: “Compromises under Pt 14 of the Companies Act 1993 (NZ)” – Lynne Taylor.

The last Part of Volume 20 of the Insolvency Law Journal publishes a range of interesting articles and sections covering diverse topics such as investigations into assetless companies, the concept of discharge in English and Welsh personal insolvency law and Australian personal insolvency law, distribution from a mixed fund, Australian bankruptcy law, plus much more. Not to be missed!

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